SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hi«h TTIXBb to-day.—Auckland 4 54—5.26 ■ • , . Msnnfcau / &3i— 8.6 . Eos.—B!mi. SB7 ; sai». 5.19. ; 28th, 2.37 a.n. ; arrivals. ' Wainrap*, s.s., 1786, H. W. H, Ohatfield, from- Melbourne and Southern ports. Passengers ; —From Danodin : Misses Fraser, Wallace, Gilbert, Boss, Watson (4), Mesdamea Christian and family (3), . f&oir- and family(2), Shaw. and - family (5), Bogerson, Watt and family (3), Beade and family (3), Rob'otham, Muir/Washsr, Boas, Williams and family W, M." Coulson and family (2), Messrs. Moir, Bogerson, Rogersori, jun.j.Hhaw, Watt, Lee, littler, Davis.Reade, Moore, Wardlaw, Cartright, Paokham; - rßowbotham, Scott, Peacook, Coxhead, Washer,-Betmett. Credington, Jones, Williams. *■ From Lyttelton : Misses Best (2), Taylor.CJra- ■« ham, Mesdames Watters and fam'J? l«/» Watt, Best,. William* and servant, Bccles, Watt, ' Beat, Dungaree, Kenworthy, , Munro, Smith, Aylein. Prom Wellington: Misses Eves," Moierove, Thurburn, Mesdames Chip-; man: Bertie, : Messr*. ' Chlpman. Bennett,] Nicholla, Wertheim, Tapper, Mason,' j Makepeace, Edwards, Gilbert, Beard, Fergusaon, Freeman, Bertie, Oowie. From Napier: Misses Bom and Kemp, Mrs. Hodgson, Messrs. Hanmer, Fremlstt, Mowbry, Hodgton, "Nairn, Faulkner. From Gisborne: Miss George, Bev. Bio'rden, Messrs. d'Ryan, Crawford, Williams, Callma'ck, Probtor, Caldwell,' Jobson, Harker, Whitaker, Hamilton.—Union S.S. Company, tgentf. ' • ' • • CLEARED OUTWARD. Ocean, schooner, 23, T. Savage, for Whangarei.—M. Niccol, agent. ■ .Sauoy Kate.iichooner, 41, :Lewifl, for WhangareL—Mast&r, agent. - Mariner, sohoener, 62, Qaeea, for Russell. — Master, agent. . ' Kenilworth, schooner, 118, R. H. Caitcheon, for Qaeensland, via the Thames. —M. Niccol, Sgeht. " . • Macgregor, s.s., Johnson, for Whangarei.— NorfchernS.B. Company, agentß. THE UNION S.S.* COMPANY. . The following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the present weep:— - To-day.—The Te Anau arrives from Sydney; Wairarapa leaves for Sydney via Bosaell five p.m.; Southern Cross arrives from Whangarei early; and leaves for Gisborno five"p.m. ; , - Fbidat.—Taiaroa arrives from'Dunedin. Thubsday.—The •Te Anau is to leave for' Southern.ports and Melbourne at 12 noon. ' : . 'r departures. : Maewregor, s.s., for'Whangarei. Manner,-schooner, Russell. Sauoy Kate, schooner, for WhangareL EenUwortb',* schooner, for Thames and Queensland. ■ Ocean, Schooner, for Whangarei. IMPORTS. <'Per s.s. Wairarapa,' from. Melbourne, and Southern,ports ; 200 sacks rice, 25 bags pepper, 8 barrels coffee, 347 packages tea,' 685 mats sugar, 6 qr.-casks port, .8 bags sago, is hhds. and 40 cases .brandy, 1 case 'gingorj 1 case .sewing machines, 40 bags tapioca, 21 qr.-casks wine, 2014'saokm oats,- 20 sacks grass seed, 385 sacks oatmeal, 264 bandies plates, 12 cases bacon, 15: sacks malt, 16 packages leather, 160 boxes candles,. 3- casks and 5 cases ginger ale, 506 pieces timber, 4 telegraph posts, 1 horse, 1 soda water, machine, 70, sacks turnips, 21 tubs butter, .5 ,cases lard,' 74 sacks, maize, 421 packages sundries. ' Per; Wairarapa: 13 cues bacon and hams.— T. IE Hall and Co. • Per Rebecca. Crowell: 87 packages axes and hatchets; > I'-case-fruit presses, 12 cases bushhooks, 2 cases glue, 12 racks churns, 12 cases ox bows and hose reels, 9 cases eagle ploughs and fittings, 4.cases hammers,- 1 case kettles and scoops, l ease, agate saucepans, ladles, &c., 7 oases japanned knife-trays, toilet, stands, rinsing and dairy piiiß, broilers and tea kettles, 3. cases,wood rollers, 5 c%ses . shovels, 70 cases trucks and scales, 1 case'padlocks and 1 only. 12-ton platform'scale.—T. and S. Motrin and' Co., Limited, OrawABDS Coastwise. —Mercury, cutter, for Taiarua ; Christina, schooner, for Thames, with s.teas flour, 12 casks beef, 30 tons furniture. .. Odstokhodsb—Estbkzd Outwards.—Tores, schoonor, Lamb, for Suwarrow Island. The Union Co/s s.s. Omapere leaves Dunedin oa Monday next for this port via Oamaru, Napier; Gisborne, and Tauranga. She is ex-, pscted to reach hers about the sth of May next. ■ The brijantine Defiance left Holtianga yesterday for Brisbane (Queensland), with a cargo of 185,GC0 feet timber, no small freight for a vessel of the size of the one named. - > The brigantme Nightingale was berthed at 1 the Ball way Wharf yesterday. She .will there discharge her &xgt>_ of coals. In addition to the passengers on the way by the steamship -British King to this port, and already published by us, the following secondelan passengers have booked at LondonD. . Morton,-F. A. Hurry, Mrs. Crow and family (3),, 6.' P. Gardner,~B. S. Dalley, &Ir. a&d Mr*. Joaei and 3-cKildren, Mr. Mr. W. Napier, Mrs;: H-.Pool, Mr. H. Strangways. She brings 280 immigrants. <-The Union Co.'a steamship Wairarapa came iato |sort yesterday shortly after one o'clock from Melbourne, via Southern ports. . Since, this vessel last visited tbis port she has been £tted with one of Haalam's patent refrigonting machines, which has beea. placed in the vessel in anticipation of her proposed trip to the -rarious islands of the South Pacific. Upoa the praaact occasion the large passenger list adds another proof to the increasing popularity, not. only'of this fine steamship, but also of hor commander and officers with the travelling public, a fact that must be very gratifying, to Captain Chatfiold and Hhose under him. The present passage has been exceptionally pleasant weather throughout. Captain Chatfield reports having left Melbourne at noon on the 9th inst. Cleared Williamstown at 4.15 p.m.; passed through - Port Phillip Heads at 6.30 p.m.; paased Swan fsland at 11 a.m. next day. Had a succession of light south-west winds in the passage -across, reaching the Bluff shortly after noon on the 13th. Arrived at Dunedin at daylight on* the 15th, where she remained till 5.36 p.®'.'on'the 17th. .Called at Lyttelton 18th, "(Velltington.l9tß, Napier 20th, Gisborne 21st. lift the .latter- port at 2.13 p.m. Passed the Bast: Cape at 9.15 p.m. From Danedin to Napier light winds and pleasant weather was met-with; hencs fresh south-east wind and thick weather. The Wairarapa proceeds on to Sydney this afternoon. f , -, PORT OJ? ONEHUNGA. . DEiPARTUBES.. - Hawea, s.s., Hanaby, for Southern ports. Passengers Messrs. B. J. Ensam, W. Simons, MoWhiney, J. McEratb, Blackett, Mr. and Mrs; Else ( child, and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Messrs. "Bishop',' Petty,' Mynott, CraigmiU. -T. W. Franklyn, Brookfield, Mrs..Charlton, fiisies Ansell,' Mason.—TJnion S.S; Co., agents. Lall&.Bookb. s.s., Bailey, for Kawhia and Waitara<—A. Cunningham, agent. * EXPORTS. - ; Per S>S. Hawea, for "the South : 51 cases drapery,, 28 cases spirits, 4hhds. ale, 22 sacks oysters, 23 pieces machinery, 26 mats sugar, 18 loose doors, 74 bundles mouldings, 73 bars, and bundles iron, 5 spools barb wire, 2 bales'papor, 2 crates crockery, and 62 packages sundries. - Per B.S. Lalla Bookh, for Kawhia and Waitara: s'cases drapery, 21 spools barb wire, 10 casei iipirits, 23 boxis tea, and 25 packages sundries^ The Union Co.'a s.s'. Hawea left for Southern parts at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. "The'a.*. Lalla Beokh left for Kawhia' and Waitara at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. -■ She < steamers Hannah Molcau and Deugl&i . sheald arrive from. Waitara. about noon to-day. The .'Douglas leaves for. Waitara, according t< announcement, to-morrow. . .